Executive Vice President

Victoria Hughes, Senior Vice President of A.C. Fitzgerald & Associates, was the founder and former president of the Bill of Rights Institute, which she formed in 1999 to educate the next generation about America’s Founding principles. Under Hughes' leadership, the Bill of Rights Institute grew from a business plan to a major national educational organization that has provided more than 40,000 teachers with instructional material on the Founding documents. Prior to establishing the Bill of Rights Institute, Hughes served in senior executive roles at the Charles Koch Foundation, Citizens for a Sound Economy, The Heritage Foundation, the Reagan-Bush ’84 Campaign and Presidential Inaugural Committee, the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, and the U.S. Information Agency. Hughes also lived for three years in Barbados, where – as the wife of the United States Ambassador – she actively participated in many charitable activities benefiting the islands of the Eastern Caribbean. Victoria began her career as a classroom teacher and has taught in suburban Cincinnati, Boston, and inner-city Washington, D.C. She earned her degree in education from the University of Dayton.

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